The grieving father of a schoolgirl who was tragically killed when she was hit by a car has told of how he brought his family to Australia from India in order to give them a better life.

Aneri Patel, 16, was walking along the main street in Kogarah in Sydney's south on Monday morning when she was struck by a 4WD driven by an unlicensed driver.

Now her father, Nikul Patel, has made a desperate plea for justice, Nine News report.

'We want the justice so she can rest in peace wherever she is,' Mr Patel said.

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Nikul Patel, the father of Aneri who was killed when she was hit by a car in Kogarah on Monday has broken his silence pleading for justice

He said he moved from his home country to offer his only child a better life, and now he and his wife are left with nothing.

'What I am getting in the end of that? Nothing. For me it's a zero we don't have any more life for us.'

Mr Patel believes the tragedy could have been avoided had the road been made safer after another woman, Emma Hansen, was killed at the same intersection seven years ago.

He also expressed his outrage over his daughter's alleged killer being unlicensed.

'My daughter had her licence and was walking on the footpath, and that lady she didn't have any licence and she was driving. So what is the law here?,' Mr Patel said.

Mr Patel said he and his wife (right) came from India to provide a better life for their daughter

On hearing the news that the driver had walked free on bail Aneri's father couldn't contain his disbelief.

The schoolgirl's grandfather said the family were devastated by the loss of Aneri and want justice for their young family member's death.

'Unexplainable, no words are there to explain the things... Only we require justice', J.C Patel said.

A friend of the family - Bill Saini - also expressed the grief Aneri's parents were experiencing.

'They have only one child, they have lost everything, lost everything. Something has to be done very quickly otherwise it can happen any moment again' - he said.

Attorney General Bras Hazzard has asked for a review of the decision to grant the driver bail, and said it needs to be determined whether the decision to grant bail was 'appropriate', The Daily Telegraph report.

'I have asked the Director Of Public Prosecution to look closely at what has happened', he said.

The newspaper also reported Puipuiomaota Galuvao, the driver who allegedly killed Aneri, was only behind the wheel as her friend Heidi Watson had just had her license suspended at Kogarah Courthouse.

Aneri's grandfather (left) and friend of the family Bill Saini (right) also spoke of their grief and wishes for justice for the schoolgirl's death

Earlier this week friends of the 16-year-old schoolgirl took to social media to pay tribute to the teenager.

Friends of the year 11 student flooded social media not only with memories of Ms Patel, but also with a plea to drivers.

One classmate simply wrote: 'Aneri, I hope you find peace where you are going,' while another remembered her as a peaceful and quiet girl,' The Daily Telegraph report.

The female driver of the vehicle which struck Ms Patel was unlicensed and has been charged by police.

The 26-year-old will face Kogarah Local Court on October 14 on charges including dangerous driving occasioning death and negligent driving occasioning death.

Friends have paid tribute to Aneri Patel, 16, who was killed on Monday morning when a car smashed into a chemist in Sydney's south

Other friends and family of the victim took the opportunity to convey a serious message to those on the roads.

'Please take this as a caution to drive safely as you could hold someone’s life in your hand,' one student wrote.

'RIP to Aneri, a great friend to many. God bless her family and provide them with strength and support through this tragic time. You will always be ­remembered in our hearts,' they also posted.

The female driver was taken to St George Hospital suffering shock after the crash at 11.30 am, police told Daily Mail Australia on Monday.

The unlicensed 26-year-old woman was arrested on Monday night and was being questioned by police. She will also undergo mandatory testing.

Classmates described the teenager as a peaceful, clever student and urged drivers to take care on the roads

The 26-year-old unlicensed driver was arrested on Monday night and is being interviewed by police

A teenager has been killed after a four wheel drive crashed into the chemist in Kogarah

Products from the chemist including boxes of babies' nappies were strewn over the floor outside

Ms Patel, who studied at Kogarah High School, was hit while waiting for a bus and trapped under the vehicle in the chemist next to an ANZ bank. She suffered critical injuries and died at the scene.

'She was a student at a nearby school... we have just spoken to her parents,' a police spokesperson said.

'The 29-year-old female passenger and owner of the vehicle was treated in hospital for shock,' police said.

'We are looking at speed as a factor,' the police spokesperson added.

Two children passengers, aged two and four, weren't injured but an 84-year-old man who was shopping in the chemist and a 51-year-old female employee were taken to St George Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

Parents of children at Kogarah High School were told of tragedy on Monday afternoon.

A 16-year-old school girl was confirmed dead at the scene

The accident happened on the same spot as another fatal accident in 2007

'I need to inform you of some sad news,' Deputy Principal Ross Tindale wrote in a text message.

'One of our Year 11 students Aneri Patel has passed away as a result of an accident ... The parents have been informed.'

Mr Tindale said in the message that counselling would be available to students.

Year 11 exams were postponed until Tuesday and Wednesday, however Thursday and Friday would be normal school days for the year group.

One mother in Kogarah said her daughter was upset by the news.

'She was in the same year, she was shaken,' she said.

Ambulance Service of NSW said they have transported three people to St George Hospital

Ambulance and fire brigade staff worked hard to free people trapped under the car

The accident happened in the same place that Emma Hansen, 20, was killed outside ANZ bank on the corner of Railway Parade and Montgomery Street when a learner-driver crashed into a queue of people waiting for a bus in 2007.

The fashion student sustained massive head and chest injuries and died while undergoing emergency surgery.

'The school community’s thoughts are with the student’s family and friends,' a NSW Department of Education spokesman said.

'The school is providing counselling support to students and staff.'

A white car crashed into a chemist at around 11.30 am on Monday

Ambulances and a fire engine were at the scene on the junction of Montgomery Street and Railway Parade

A patient was trapped under the vehicle after it crashed into the pharmacy